Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez acts like a bully: Karl Rove

Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York is threatening to compile the names of the moderate Democrats who vote with Republicans, according to a new report in the Washington Post.

Karl Rove, former senior adviser to President George W. Bush, told FOX Business’ Melissa Francis that this isn’t a good move by the newly-elected congresswoman.

“I think nothing good comes out of this. She’s acting like a bully. She’s a freshman member who hasn’t demonstrated that she’s got the ability to raise money and direct political activity in a certain way,” he said on Friday.

Rove said such a “hallow threat” will hurt the Ocasio-Cortez’s ability to lead and is further evidence of the disruption inside the Democratic Party. AOC has a low probability that she will become the next political star, according to Rove.

“I think she’s just striking out of people, trying to threaten them, coming across as a little bit of a bully. And a year from now, unless she delivers on this, unless she’s taken a couple of these people out, and clearly played a role, people are gonna say you know what, she came here, she talked a big game, but she wasn’t able to follow through on it. I am not afraid of her anymore.”

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Rove, Fox News contributor, said the Democrats need someone who can unite the party instead of someone who’s acting like a bully.

“Anybody who says I am the boss, and talks about making lists, always makes me think they are a little bit taken with themselves,” he said.